... DISEASES OF FRVIT TREPS. UlR.'COBBETT'S E~NGLISHJ GARDENER. This long-expected work hbs it lant ad t wpflithCI it tied, as far as w. have beep able to ecquable ourselves ih its arrangements and mateor, It appears to he full of practical good t -*use. Imoted in a clear an-t very fo ci~t'll style. The gontelcts d may he classed undrr twelve general beads. The Birat chap' Cr is tinroiductnury to ...

... WESTMINSTER COURT OF BDRGESSES. Yesterday the Adjourned Court of Burgesses. was held at Gulidall, Westmninster, for swearing in constables, &c. Mr. Broake the stationer, of Oxford-street, who had been returned by the Court Leet to serve as constable for the Parish of St. Anne, Soho, and who last week refused to be sworn into office, on the ground that he did not believe in tbe New Testa- ment, ...

... THE QUEEkN OF PORTUGAL. PORTUGUESE MEETING. Yesterday, a very numerous and most respectable meeting DI tbe Portuguese Merchants resident in London, was held at the City of London Tavern, to consider tbe best mode of testifyitg their respect and attachment to tbe Queen of Portugal on her Majesty's arrival in this country. The meeting was also attended by many Portuguese emigrant offlcers and ...

... We continue our extracts from the Anti-Slavery Reporter, in Vwhich lorl Seaford's assertions and calumnies are so ably refuted:- Lord Seaford has strangely fancied that we have been anxious to P1r5s into our service every instance of cruelty which the criminal caleadars of the colonies may furnish, in order to- serve the purposes of inflaaisation against the persons and characters of the ...

... soLdft SPOTS. 'he fcolloing 'is Atracted fromt the Mfiteorolog'scai Joural .5 ratrlSeptember, 182S, kept at tke Observatoty, Gosport, Heats 7 it having determihed the time of the revijlutlbn of she ma- I- CUlIN Weaires undet our last month's Meteo~rologicalerReport, and mardbutely oblerved and noted, for seime years past, their foemua- ticin, as well as the mutationS$ which they have ...

... AMERICAN TABEO AND SEEDS. Tas Trees that I shall have for salo this year ar-, ;s follows: FOR98TTREES. a Iundred..-They are two years old; or, rather, a year and a -half. They were sowed in May 1i27, and transplanted In May 1828. Some of them are aio*w more than se- ven feet hih; ; some not more than four o6 five, and-a few not more than three or four. They now form a ?? in my ground at ...

... ire (PRaM THlE DUBLIN MORNING fl!oisn or ritkimA.1 ed CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION. Titers was one of the Moss crowded as1semblies yesterday, It the Corn Exchange, that we remember to have seen, in eons,- !re quence of the expected detail, by Mr. Lawless, of his progress through certain parts of the North, in pursuance of him inatrac- hloat;- of BARTffOLOMEW CORBALLIS, Esq., in the Chair, ase Mr. ...

... IN OT ABI LIA. They write from Cheltenhatn that it is the gayest place in amerry .England,'> and, by way of a startling climax, affirm, we -really are able to keep ourselves alive! What a lively idea must this convey to foreigners of English pleasures. - They have.discovered in New York that it is good for indisposed trees to put their feet in warm water. (See our last number). Sir Peter ...

... From The LONDON GdZETTE of Tuestay, tce.7. DECLARATION Op INSOLVENCY. a OCT. 6.-JOHN RO(EErtS, ofrlanchester, nand of Rusbolme, Laonea. U. shire, corn and lisp merchant aund larmer. that he ii In) Insoivent eir. tik cuinstancus, and iR unable to meet hl- engagtemrentswithhis ecrediters. I'd roANK{RUPCCYI SUPEKcSEDEIJ. er JOHN WOOLLEY, of Den~by, Derbyshire, brick-maker. a BANKRUPr's. id ...

... S We have gai'led, then (by the war against France), a rank and- authority inEurope,- which, for the life of the longest liver of those who, now hear me, must place this country.upon an eminence which no possible: reverses can shake. We have gained, or rathe'r we have recovered;, a splendour 'of military glory which places us by the side of the greatest military- nations in the world. The ...

... [sFsROM THE BRtGUTON GUARDIAN.1 Thursday Iass'eing the day appointed for laying the fdut'(0- ation stone of tile Schools, erecting in Upper Edward-s5treet, and for holding a Public Meeting In cennfexioti therewith, great intereat was excited, more particularly an it had been &announced that Lord John Russell would assist in the ceremony, and takeI the Chair at the Meeting. His Lordastip ...

... THE AMORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: pa TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14,1828. at We received last night Dutch and Berlin Papers. rL The preamble to the Russian Manifesto, ordering a levy L of 4 out of every 500 men, is given in a Berlin article, and it is concluded that the produce will be at least b 240,000 men. The following are extracts:- ODESSA, SrPT. 20.-Yesterdc iy, at two o clock, her Majesty the ...